When Josh finds the body of a young Algerian girl floating in the Seine and tries to rescue her, he dies in the attempt and his consciousness migrates into her body. Becoming a girl is difficult enough, but becoming a young arab girl poses unique challenges for this American boy, and the struggles he faces in dealing with her day to day life, and her observantly religious family would make for an interesting read. However the drama is amped up even more when he becomes convinced that her death was no accident, and that in fact a member of her family may be responsible.A clever body swap and culture swap tale, this was a good read with plenty of twists to keep me engaged as a reader. I particularly liked that the author provided translations for the dialogue, which takes place in both French and English, depending on which characters are speaking, and from that point of view, it could almost be used as an educational tool.

– Anette Jordan, NetGalley

Interesting story and concept. It's a page turner and a refreshing change of pace

– Christi Schaefbauer, NetGalley